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Chinese Muscial Instruments, wind instruments, Introduce, History, a…

- - - - The right hand has:Tan,tiao,yao,lun,gun,shuangtan,shuangtiao,fu…
      - The left hand has:rou,yin,daiqi…
    - - https://youtu.be/XFR-yy5Z-iE?si=D-_Afc2ICsLgQWSt
      - https://youtu.be/wq143bH7ITU?si=qQ7dQj86DOGqFxhb
  - - - Play alternately or hit a note in unison with both hands to increase the volume. The bare bamboo side (that is, the surface without rubber skin) is used to hit the string as "anti-bamboo", and the tone is as sharp as metal touching each other; the bamboo tail is "played" to play the plucking effect. The lingering sound of the Yangqin is long, and you can press the strings with your fingers to silence it. After wearing the "slipping finger cover", you can play the sliding sound.
    - - https://youtu.be/F5eqXY5n3fs?si=Uh7d_blkbaiKXJtz
  - - - Tuo：: big point to the outer plucked string
      - Tiao: the indocative finger to the outside of the string
      - Hua：: The big finger in front of the board brings out the continuous number of strings.
    - - https://youtu.be/K4Naj6EZ1Go
- - - - History
        
        Chinese stringed instruments similar to erhu are collectively called "huqin". "Hu" is a general term for the northern foreigners in ancient times. "Huqin" means that this kind of musical instrument was originally transmitted to the Central Plains by foreigners.
      - Introduce
        
        Its bow is placed between two strings, and its resonance box is covered with snake skin.
- - - - The product of the symphonicization of Chinese music in the 1940s was invented on the basis of the shape of erhu, and the shape is larger than that of erhu.